The phrase "accuracy enhanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe an improvement or increase in the level of accuracy of a process, tool, or measurement.
Example: "The new software update includes features that ensure accuracy enhanced in data analysis."
Alternatives: "improved accuracy" or "increased precision."
The solver, originally developed for aeroacoustic simulations, features fourth-order spatial accuracy enhanced with symmetry-preserving and dispersion-relation-preserving characteristics.
Because the proposed feature extractors aim at achieving high classification accuracy, enhanced generalization ability can be expected.
Proposed by [1], the BOC modulation has several advantages compared to the traditional binary phase shift keying (BPSK), such as good spectral efficiency, high accuracy, enhanced multipath (MP) resolution [2], and better anti-jamming performances [3].
A higher degree of accuracy enhances the reliability of any guidance a firm might give, helping avoid credibility issues that can arise when investors are surprised.
In fact, the requirement for translational efficiency or accuracy enhances the optimum codon usage and suppresses nucleotide changes through purifying selection.
This accuracy enhancing and robustness to noise can be of critical importance in specific application scenarios with real uncontrolled scenes and not just well behaving test images (e.g., automatic navigation, advanced robotics, CGI).
Reliability, speed, simplicity, and accuracy are enhanced in the latest version of the computer code.
Predictive accuracy is enhanced by incorporating measurements of only a few intracellular fluxes, in addition to extracellular metabolites.
The automatic spelling correction accuracy was enhanced by approximately 3.5% for Arabic language misspelling mistakes dataset.
In addition, statistical learning is accelerated and performance accuracy is enhanced by combining recursive cluster elimination (RCE) algorithm with the SVM classifier.
